Feb 19, 2019
10:45:48am
10:45:48am
Econ is a short major. I graduated with exactly 120 hours.
In terms of getting a job it's rare that will come into play. Most fields requiring a degree often ask for a masters or advanced degree. Both will show he likes numbers and business. Econ at BYU is much more math oriented---and will require understanding calculus to some extent.
Likely cuter girls in the business department. Econ attracts more of the kids who thought engineering was a good idea---but didn't like the 140 hours it would require to graduate.
Likely cuter girls in the business department. Econ attracts more of the kids who thought engineering was a good idea---but didn't like the 140 hours it would require to graduate.
Originally posted on Feb 19, 2019 at 10:45:48am
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